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    Mobility For Sap Business One 9.0: Integration Framework Setup

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    This document provides instructions for setting up SAP Business One mobility for version 9.0. It outlines the system requirements and steps to install the Integration Framework, configure the database connection, generate certificates, and set up a mobile device for access. Key steps include installing OpenSSL, using it to create certificates signed by an internal CA, importing them into the Integration Framework keystore, and installing the CA onto mobile devices.

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    Mobility For Sap Business One 9.0: Integration Framework Setup

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    MOBILITY FOR SAP BUSINESS ONE 9.

    SBO Mobility requirements:

              - Android OS 4.0 or higher (for Android Mobile/Device)

              - iOS 5.x or higher (for iOS Mobile/Device)

              - Setup static IP address on the Server (local)

              - Server must have static public IP

              - Server internet speed should be stable with 2mbps bandwidth


    (minimum)

              - Port 8443 forwarding to server’s IP address.

    INTEGRATION FRAMEWORK SETUP


    1. Install Integration Framework component. Proceed to if it has already been installed.

    2. Leave default installation path and click Next.


    3. Leave default installation set and click Next.

    4. Place password for Integration Framework and click Next. Default is p@ssw0rd
    4. Leave other fields as is and put password for your Database.

    5. Put B1i password and leave other fields as is. Default is p@ssw0rd.
    6. Untick Activate Payroll Support and click Next.

    7. Click Install and wait for the installation to complete.


    8. Installation may take few minutes.

    9. Click Done.
    10. Open Integration Framework dashboard.

    11. Enter credentials for B1iadmin. Default password is p@ssw0rd.

    12. Click SLD and check if your DB name is displayed under B1i Server. If not, follow below guide.
    To sync DB lists in Integration Framework, perform the following steps:

     Make sure all SAP Business One clients are closed and no users are connected to the server.
     Log in Integration Explorer -> Scenarios -> Setup -> Select B1system and make it active.
     Stop B1i services (DI Proxy, EventSender and Integration)
     Use below query to delete all entries of SLSP and SLSPP tables in SBO-COMMON database.
    Use [SBO-COMMON]
    delete from SLSP
    delete from SLSPP

     Restart B1i services (DI Proxy, EventSender and Integration)


     Now open SAP Business One client, click choose company, then click Refresh button.

    13. Re-login to Integration Framework to check if an entry was created for your DB.
    14. Update DB and B1i credentials by clicking your DB from the B1i server list and then click the Edit
    button.

    15. Login to B1 to update the B1i user as well. Make sure that the password is the same on the
    Integration Framework.
    16. Go back to Integration Framework and test your DBs connections. Both B1DI and JDBC should
    prompt a Connect to SBODemoAU successfully message.

    17. Activate User’s account to connect using Mobility.


    18. To get the Mobile device ID, download SAP Business one App on the mobile device. Fill out all
    necessary fields on the Mobile app.

    ANDROID:

    iOS:

    For the device ID, you can use the email option to send the device ID to your email.

    Sample setup:

    Note: Make sure the port is placed after the server’s IP address. Ex: 122.52.125.140:8443
    SSL deployment for Integration Framework

    On Windows environment, openssl is not pre-installed with system. Download Win32 or Win64 openssl
    installer from https://www.openssl.org/related/binaries.html

    o The default installation path is c:\openssl-win64  (for 64-bit Windows system) or c:\


    openssl-win32  (for 32-bit Windows system) 
    o Open Run command, type CMD and press enter.
    o before using openssl, run command: set OPENSSL_CONF=c:\openssl-win64\bin\
    openssl.cfg  (for 64-bit Windows system) or set OPENSSL_CONF=c:\openssl-win32\bin\
    openssl.cfg  (for 32-bit Windows system) 

       1. Create your own root CA (if it does not exist for other reason)

    1.1 Create a private key file: openssl genrsa -out ServerKey.key 1024

    1.2 Create the certificate (to be deployed to mobile devices):  openssl req -new -x509 -key
    ServerKey.key -out myCA.cer -days 3650 -subj /CN="custom_CA_name"

        2. Create self-signed certificate for multiple servers  

    2.1 Create a private key: openssl genrsa -out ClientKey.key 1024

    2.2 Create the CSR (Client Signing Request): openssl req -new -key ClientKey.key -out
    CertReq.csr -subj /CN="server_domain_name"

    Note "server_domain_name" should be exactly the same value used for the server field in
    mobile app settings (for example the server name or the server ip address).

    2.3 Use the CSR to create the certificate based on your own CA key file: openssl x509 -req -days
    3650 -in CertReq.csr -CA myCA.cer -CAkey ServerKey.key -CAcreateserial -out ClientCert.crt 

       
      3. Deploy the self-signed certificate on the SAP Business One Integration Framework (B1i) server

    3.1 Create a PKCS12 keystore and import: openssl pkcs12 -export -inkey ClientKey.key -in
    ClientCert.crt -out keystore.pkcs12 (For the Export Password, please enter the default Keystore
    password: sapB1iP)

    3.2 Copy keystore.pkcs12 file to B1 Integration Framework (B1i) server (for


    example ./webapps/B1iXcellerator/keystore.pkcs12) to make sure that it can be accessible by
    keytool

    3.3 In the Command Prompt, move to the Integration Framework jre bin path (32bit or 64bit
    based on your system): <SAP Business One Integration path>\sapjre_7_32\bin (for example cd
    C:\Program Files (x86)\SAP\SAP Business One Integration\sapjre_7_32\bin). NOTE: In previous
    versions of the Integration Framework this folder might be: \sapjre_6_32\bin.

    3.4 Delete the original self-signed certificate from the keystore: keytool -delete -alias tomcat -
    keystore "C:\Program Files (x86)\SAP\SAP Business One Integration\IntegrationServer\
    Tomcat\webapps\B1iXcellerator\.keystore" -storepass <keystorepassword>

    3.5 Convert PKCS12 keystore into Java keystore: keytool -importkeystore -srckeystore "C:\
    Program Files (x86)\SAP\SAP Business One Integration\IntegrationServer\Tomcat\webapps\
    B1iXcellerator\keystore.pkcs12" -srcstoretype PKCS12 -destkeystore "C:\Program Files (x86)\
    SAP\SAP Business One Integration\IntegrationServer\Tomcat\webapps\
    B1iXcellerator\.keystore" -deststoretype JKS -deststorepass <keystorepassword> -srcstorepass
    <keystorepassword>

    3.6 Change the default alias name to tomcat: keytool -changealias -alias 1 -destalias tomcat -
    keystore "C:\Program Files (x86)\SAP\SAP Business One Integration\IntegrationServer\
    Tomcat\webapps\B1iXcellerator\.keystore" -storepass <keystorepassword>    

    4. Restart SAP Business One Integration Service from Services panel.

    B.) Relevant only for option A II.: Install your own created root CA certificate on mobile devices

    The app settings should use the servername/domain or ip as defined in the certificate.
    Procedure for iOS devices

    o Email myCA.cer file to the iOS device


    o Click the email attachement to install the CA into the system

    Procedure for Android devices

    o Copy the myCA.cer file via a microSD card onto the Android device

    Install the file via Settings → Security → Credential Storage and selecting “Install from storage” and
    follow the prompts

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